A Commodore Amiga FPGA remake is now possible thanks to new landmark agreements

For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. However, we're now one step closer to seeing a proper FPGA comeback thanks to "landmark agreements." Cheap microcomputing thrills If you're not fussed about hardware accuracy and legal shenanigans and just want to revisit your Commodore roots, you can do just that with the C64 mini for $69.99 or the upcoming A1200 for $189.99 if you'd prefer a full system with a keyboard that embraces the original's desktop capabilities. In a report by Amiga-news, the publication delves into two Amiga deals between Commodore International, the IP holding Amiga Corporation, and Hyperion, the developers of AmigaOS 4 & 4.2 Codebase (thanks, Time Extension).